Suppose I have the array string[] weekDays = { "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday" };
, and I want to find out the index of array elements containing 's'. How can I do this using Linq ?
I've tried int[] indexOfDaysContainingS = weekDays.Where(day => day.Contains("s")).Select((day, index) => index).ToArray();
, but this returns 0,1,2
as presumably it's getting the index of the filtered IEnumberable<string>
after the Where() clause instead. If I put the Select() first, then all I have is the index and can't filter by the days.
What do I need to change to make it work and return 1,2,3
instead ?
You could do it this way:
weekDays.Select((day, index) => new { Day = day, Index = index }) .Where(x => x.Day.Contains("s")) .Select(x => x.Index) .ToArray();
Not sure if this is optimal..
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